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CIPD & TUC respond | Gov's sexual harassment proposals would require employers to be more proactive

Gov's sexual harassment proposals would require employers to be more proactive

The Government has set out proposals to stamp out sexual harassment in the workplace – including a new duty on employers which requires them to prevent sexual harassment.

This news comes after the Government published its response to a 2019 consultation on all forms of workplace harassment – including sexual harassment.

Within this, the Government’s response highlights various ways that seek to protect employees at work.

What proposals will include

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